Never miss an important deadline again. Track exams, interviews, applications, and projects. See exactly how many days, hours, and minutes you have left.
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Add your first deadline to start tracking important dates.
Begin preparation at least 2-3 months before your deadline.
Divide your preparation into weekly and daily goals.
Always keep 2-3 days buffer before actual deadlines.
Check your deadlines daily and adjust priorities.
Procrastination feeds on ambiguity. When you think "The exam is next month," it feels far away. When you see "The exam is in 24 days," panic (and productivity) sets in. The **Deadline Calculator & Tracker** is an anti-procrastination tool. It turns vague dates into concrete countdowns. By visualizing exactly how much time you have left, it helps students and professionals prioritize their workload effectively.
Enter the name of your task (e.g., "GATE Exam") and the date.
Tag it as Exam, Project, or Application for better sorting.
See the exact time remaining in Days, Hours, and Minutes.
Use the list to focus on what is due soonest.
It's more than a calendar. It's a "Time Liquidity" engine. 1. **Input**: You dump all your syllabus dates, application deadlines, and project dates. 2. **Process**: The tool sorts them by urgency. 3. **Visualization**: It highlights immediate threats in Red (< 3 days) and upcoming ones in Yellow. It persists your data locally, so your deadlines are there when you come back.
**Reduced Anxiety**: Getting everything out of your head and into a system reduces mental load. **Better Prioritization**: Stop working on a project due next month when you have an assignment due tomorrow. **Motivation**: Seeing the clock tick down is a powerful motivator to start working.
**Entrance Exams**: Tracking the 6-month countdown to CAT, UPSC, or JEE. **College Applications**: Managing differing deadlines for 10 universities. **Freelance Projects**: Ensuring client deliverables are never late.
Uses local storage to save your dates without requiring a login. It uses the browser's native Date object to ensure countdowns account for your local time zone perfectly.
Set your 'Deadline' 2 days before the actual due date to account for tech failures or sickness.
Break big deadlines into small ones. Instead of 'Thesis Due', add 'Chapter 1 Due'.
Review your deadlines every Sunday night to plan the week ahead.
